Hospital Births and Admits in Southwestern News
Births list multiple families with times and weights including Pyl and Mrs Warold Geen 1022 N Third Aug 24. Allan Killian 208 Belt Aug 25. Ronald Hendricksen 411 Pack Aug 24. Harold Wit 24 Aug. many admissions and dismissals across medical and surgical units. Memorial births include Richard J Fertis WHis Summit Aug 75. Admitted and dismissed patients span names and addresses across multiple wards with varied conditions.
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Warold Geen
Allan
Killian
Ronald Hendricksen
Harold ON. Wit
Jackie Runnels
Clifton Carver
Richard J. Fertis
Summit
Juanita Reed
Layton
Sur
Hirda L. Ballou
Taylor Atie R. Hurl
E. Tedical
Milton Bay Hill
Rovert Hill
Bell
Clarence Shott
Opal Foresyih
Taylor
William Sinton
E. Washingtnn
Dim Day
Elgin
J. E. Susan
D. Henderson
Sterling
Kenneth S. Colvin
Cache
Roger Neal Burk
Neal Burk
Tulane
Edward Baker
Lee Richardson
Snyder
Michival
Bill A
Gaus
W. Roberts
Dey W. Stevenson
Wis
Consin
Votie A. “Mannae Sheen
Myta LaHaie
Stroud
Willams
Ten Drivers Face Traffic Charges in County Court
County Attorney Warren Crane filed traffic charges against ten motorists arrested over the weekend by highway patrol troopers and local constables. Names include Elmer F Haas 23 Fort Sill charged with improper muffler Jim Fleet Johnson 67 Duncan driving without a license James Leonard Turner 21 Fort Sill reckless driving Leroy Joseph Giese 21 Evans address Wayne Ross White 20 Columbia Street charged with speeding at night William C James 35 Medicine Park driving to rest of center while meeting trash Paul Raymond Phillips 25 Fort Sill reckless driving Ronald Ray Wright 16 Walters Hulon Wellon Bomar 23 Fort Sill speeding at night Tommy Weith Baker 17 Indiahoma speeding in daytime.
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Warren Crane
Pearce
Woodrow Giles
Elmer F. Haas
Fort Sill
Jim Fleet Johnson
Rt. 2
Duncan
James Leonard Turner
Leroy Joseph Giese
Evans
Wayne Ross White
Columbia
William C. James
Medicine Park
Rest of
Center
Trashc
Pesce
Marvin E. Cameron
Paul Raymond’Phillips
Ronald Ray Wright
Walters
Hulon Wellon
Bomar
Tommy Weith Baker
Indiahoma
Rights Bill Debated On House Floor Amid Compromise Move
A Democratic and Republican committee draft seeks a bipartisan civil rights commission, new attorney general powers to enforce voting rights, and a contested provision on whether criminal contempt cases are tried by judge or jury. House debate limited to one hour as leaders push to adjourn this week.
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Reconstruction
Smith
Ren Madden
D-Ind
House
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
jRules
Senate
Southerm
Civil Rights Investigating Commission
Justice Department
Piet Waabhane
Two Men Jailed In Larceny Case
An 8 year old Lawson man and a Fort Sill PFC are held on a grand larceny complaint prepared by County Attorney Warren Crane. Deputies Carl Phillips and Arvil Roberson arrested them in connection with the theft of scrap metal from L. H. Caldwell. The metal, valued at 22.88 dollars, included aluminum copper and brass sold to a local junk dealer.
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Lawson
Fort Sill
Warren Crane
Carl Phillips
Arvil Roberson
L. HH. Caldwell
Two Pilots Die In Jet Collision West Of Casper
Two F-84 jet fighters collided 38 miles west of Casper Wyoming killing at least two. The Iowa Nebraska Air National Guard said the accident occurred above the Rattlesnake air range used for firing practice. The F-84 typically carries one crewman. The unit has been in training near Casper for a week. Investigators expected to conclude today.
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Casper
Wyo
UPJ
Iowa-Nebraska Air National Guard
Colorado Springs
Colo
Army
Ft. Caron
Harry P. Storke
John Webb
Tulsan Held in Shooting Of Kin
John Paul Cotton, 23, was held after the fatal shooting of his brother-in-law Herbert Lee Walker, 22, in Tulsa. Deputy Ray Cryder reported Walker died from a 32 caliber chest wound after an argument over a divan. Cotton said he fired in self defense when Walker charged with a knife.
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Tulsa
John Paul Cotton
Ray Cryder
Herbert Lee Walker
Cotton
Walker
Mental Tests Given Doctor In Rape Case
Dr John Richard Rhine a 34 year old Tulsa physician accused of raping a patient after drugging her was ordered to hospital observation by psychiatrists. The judge set an 84 hour guard paid by the doctor while exams proceed with a preliminary hearing delayed to Wednesday. No bond and six women have given statements though only one signed a formal complaint.
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Tulsa
John Richard Rhine
Lloyd H. McGuire
Rhine
McGuire
J. Howard Edmondson
Dr. Rhin
Edmondson
Soldier accused of molesting officer's wife at Fort Sill
A soldier from Fort Sill allegedly molested the wife of a Fort Sill unit member. He fled but was captured by military authorities. Police considered filing a misdemeanor, but military charges were expected. The incident involved the officer's wife and occurred near her car.
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Sillman
Waldron
Fort Sill
Indians Arrive for Navajo School Enrollment Opts Block System
The Navajo students arrived by bus from Gallup and Phoenix for enrollment at the Indian school. Gray notes a streamlined block-system schedule with courses meeting on alternating days. Lawton public schools and St Mary’s open Sept 3 with detailed enrollment times for high schools and junior highs, including locker sales and grade enrollments.
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Caddo
Pawnee
Shayghee
Pottawatan
Creek
Choctaw
Alabama Coushatta
Gallup
Phoenix
Ariz
Navajo
Gray
Lawton Public
St. Mary's School
LHS
Two Men Charged in Cache Grocery Burglary Case
A second degree burglary charge was filed this morning against Warren DeGroat, 23, and Bobby Paheheka, 335, in connection with a break in at Casey Grocery last Friday. The suspects are accused of taking 25 packages of cigarets, two cases of bacon, and some cheese from the Cache store. Deputy Sheriff Oral Ridgeway investigated the case.
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Bvo Comanche
Casey Grocery
Warjren DeGroat
Bobby Paheheka
Cache
Warren’ Crane
Oral Ridgeway
Funeral Service Today For Sisters Buried In Quarry
In Bosco bel Wisconsin a funeral is set for Nancy 10 Ruthie 9 and Theresa 8 sisters buried when dirt from a quarry near Dixon covered them as volunteers and workers searched the area The girls were the daughters of John and Ruth Gurnsey The father spoke of grief and said he and his wife had slept little since the sisters vanished Wednesday Officials said earth and stone pushed by a grader caused the avalanche that buried the children and the family would not return to supervise the filling operation.
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Harold
Gurnsey
Ruth
Dixon
Quarry Hill
Ht. Turner Construction Co
Boscohel
Gurnseys
James £. Bales
Lee County
Bales
Teacher Problems In State Bases
Oklahoma City report says teacher supply is easier this year though shortages remain in science mathematics and instrumental music. Tulsa Oklahoma City and suburbs attract teachers, while school reorganizations under the new law ease the shortage statewide. AEC executive notes up to 100 rural schools have closed. salary improvements reduced migration.
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Oklahoma
It-Y
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Ferman Phillips
Oklahoma Education Association
Pickets Extend at Page Aircraft as NLRB Moves Against Unions
The NLRB petitions for an injunction alleging unions violate Section 8 four as picketing at Page Aircraft persists in Fort Worth. Officials Wench and others sign the complaint and NLRB probes unfair labor practices. Page Aircraft reports 212 workers on site with 45 to 50 more needed as the 26th day of picketing continues.
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NLRB
Edwin A. Elliott
National Labor Relations Board
Fort. Worth
Jerome Fenton
Stephen Leonard
Winthrop A. Johns
Elmer P. Davis
Joseph Nachman
Fort Worth
James W. Witcher
Grand Jodge
TAM
Witcher
Tillman
Trades Council
Fort Sill
Page Aircraft
A. D. Sweeney
Page
Markets Unagg Butter Chicago and Oklahoma Prices
Oklahoma City state board reports daily prices for wheat No 1 hard around 1.90 to 1.92, broilers and hens steady with regional variances, butterfat and eggs firmer in parts. Oklahoma City livestock offers mixed cattle calves hogs and sheep with price ranges, steady or rising trends for some classes and declines for others.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Bison
el Reno
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Medford
Yukon
Blackwell
Clinton
Alva
Vinei
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Steadier
Tower Peice
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
USDA
Stoel
Two State Girls Drown One Found
Two teen-age girls from Surneyville drowned during a swimming party yesterday near Burneyville. Helen Palmer, 15 or 16, is still missing as searchers continue in the Red River area. Yvonne Catherine Alexander, 15, has been recovered, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Alexander. The case involves connections to local oilman Waco Turner and a nearby golf course and lodge.
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Burneyville
Red River
Surneyville
Helen Palmer
Beder Turner
Waco Turner
Love
Sehritt Clyde McGill
Yvonnne
Catherine Alexander
Ben Alexander
Revival Services Continue At Sunset Extension Baptist Church
Revival services are held this week at Sunset Extension Baptist church with Bobby Green of Emerson Baptist church as evangelist. Services run 8 p.m. daily through Sunday, directed by John Roy Harris and Mrs Harris who lead the revival music.
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Sunset Extension Baptist Church
Bobby Green
Emerson Baptist Church
John Roy Harris
Harris
Pilot Killed As Jet Slams Into Clinton Homes
A Navy T-28 trainer crashed into two Clinton homes near Pittsburgh, killing the pilot. The jet disintegrated in flames, destroying the houses of Gus Schmidt and Maurice Firehey and toppling telephone poles. Two women and three children escaped unharmed as fire crews responded from three nearby towns and crash trucks arrived from Greater Pittsburgh Airport. The deceased pilot was identified as Robert Ho Crane.
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Clinton
Par
Gus Schmidt
Maurice Firehey
Air Force
Greater
Pittsburgh
Vilat
Robert Ho Crane
Girard in Japanese court over brass luring claim
A U S Army sergeant faced a Japanese court on a case alleging he threw empty cartridge cases to lure Japanese workers at a mine near Camp Drew. Girard denied the charge saying he was protecting a machine gun and fired warning shots to scare, not hit, anyone.
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Ward
United States
Girard
Haru
Candy
Hayashi
Camp Drew
Senior Citizens To Name Officers Annual Election
Senior Citizens will elect officers at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Lawsan Youth Center, 1308 Bell. Clark Botkin, current chairman, will preside. Officers to be named include vice chairman and secretary treasurer, with refreshments served after the meeting.
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Lawsan
Bell
Clark Botkin
Botkin
Tax On 32 Carat Diamond Ring Mars Royal Marriage
The U S Bureau of Internal Revenue shadowed Prince Sadruddin Khan and Nina Byer’s plans for a Cairo to Harvard linked marriage. The 24 year old Khan faces potential U S tax residency issues if he remains in the United States for studies. Nina, formerly married to Baron Heinrich von Thyssen, risks personal property tax on jewelry and engagement assets.
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Stanley Johnson
Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Sadruddin Khan
London
Nina Byer
Sadruddin
Karim
Nina
Chateau Bellerive
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Heinrich von Thyssen
Mike Todd
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike
Yate Aga Khan II
Khan
Nitia
United States
Charges Filed In Joke Killing In Coffeyville Farmhouse
In Coffeyville, 15 year old Rex Rees died from a shotgun blast during a planned practical joke at a farmhouse. An 18 year old, Jerry Levy, was charged with manslaughter, pleaded innocent, and posted bond after a Saturday filing. A preliminary hearing was set for Sept. 11.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Rex Rees
Jerry Levy
Montgomery County Attorney’s Office
Levy
Rees
Cameron Student To Head Council
Cameron College sophomore Jerry Brammer has been named Oklahoma state chairman of the collegiate council for the American Association for United Nations. He plans a Dallas trip next month to confer with a regional director and outline organization plans with a model UN legislative event tentatively planned in Lawton. Fort Sill officers are slated to serve as counsel for the venture.
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Jerry Brammer
Cameron College
Oklahoma State
American Association For United Nations
Brammer
T. PF. Brammer
Dallas
Tex
Lawton
Fort Sill
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